The Party Where Charlotte's Club Kings & Party Queens come to play. Get on the guest list and be part of the hottest Saturday night party in Uptown. Guest list is limited each week and closes at 11PM, so be sure to RSVP now before space is gone!

Konscious Money Entertainment
Presents
2012 Ripping Runways Modeling and Talent Competition

2012 Ripping Runways Casting Auditions Going On Now!

2012 Ripping Runways Summer Fest promises to be one
Hot fashion and style event that every aspiring model,

From Off-Broadway to Edinburgh, audiences and
critics alike have raved about Miles & Coltrane:
Blue(.). This work tells the story of two men, Miles
Davis & John Coltrane, who changed the landscape
of music, especially jazz. The work explores their
time together, known as the blue period, where they
created the best selling jazz album of all time,
Kind of Blue. Their experiences and differences

Every other Friday and Saturday is our famous 123-Night!
Doors open at 7pm and the cover is only $12.
$1 domestics / $2 imports / $3 single mixers / $4 2-or-more
mixers.18 and over welcome! (21 and over to
consume alcohol) Our award-winning house band
OUT OF THE BLUE performing your country and
rock favorites from 9pm 'til 2am. DJ spinning your
favorite country and top-40 hip-hop tunes on band

Konscious Money Entertainment will be showcasing
the hottest aspiring models and hip hop dancers
from all over the United States in 2012
and this spectacular night of events will be taking place
in Charlotte, NC and will be filmed for our
Charlotte based TV show and Vimeo.Com
TV show “Uptown Premiere.”

DAILY SCHEDULE
Sunday, March 4 - *NEW* CIAA Champions Day

CIAA Toyota Fan Experience

*NEW* CIAA Champions Day @ Toyota Fan Experience
Time: Noon - 5:00 p.m.
CCC - Hall A/B

Little scientists are needed to join a nationwide Citizen Science bird counting effort right in Charlotte’s very own backyard! The Great Backyard Bird Count is science in action and we need you. As part of a national study project at Cornell University, this annual event engages bird-watchers nationwide to count birds and tally the species observed in order to investigate trends in bird populations, migrations habitats and more.
Join the Museum for bird walks to help spot, count and record species sightings, and discover what kinds of birds you can find in your own backyard. You’ll also meet many fine feathered friends and learn more about their habits and habitats.

For 52 years the Southern Spring Home & Garden
Show has delivered spring one month before it
arrives on the calendar, just in time to blow away
the chilly cobwebs, and make our wish lists for
getting homes and gardens in tip top shape for
the season ahead.

Over the years you, our guests, have shared

NOW See Charlotte Daily specials for restaurants
and bars on CharlotteNow.Info.
Daily specials are up dated everyday.

Check out all the Charlotte special offers the
next time you head to the restaurants or bars.

Franc and Woody is not just your average live entertainment its a party
Laying Down all your favorites and throwing the biggest party every Friday and Saturday!

Sophisticated Speakeasy lounge series during CIAA 2012, specifically for those who look to be entertained in an upscale environment.

Aquavina Restaurant & Lounge

435 SOUTH TRYON STREET
ACROSS FROM THE CONVENTION CENTER AND JUST ONE BLOCK FROM THE WESTIN
Charlotte, NC 28202

The spririt of Southern Decadence and
Olde New Orleans is born under flashing
lights & glimmering chandeliers every
Saturday at Charlotte's newest dance club
Marginy

Town Tavern is home of the $5 J-Bomb! Each and every day of the week, from open to close. AND ,,, don't forget to visit our sister bar, Kennedy's Premium Bar & Grill, located on the corner of 7th and Caswell, as they are home of the $5 Car Bomb! Cheers!

Step Afrika!

Mar. 2-3, 2012 • McColl Family Theatre
Front Orchestra $14 • General Section $12

Rhythmic. Engaging. Electrifying. Experience Step Afrika!, the world’s first professional company dedicated to stepping, a unique art form born at African American fraternities and based in African traditions. The dancers use their bodies as instruments, and their intricate kicks, stomps and rhythms mixed with spoken word pound the floor and fill the air. Don’t miss a show that the Washington Post called “a virtuosic performance to make the venerable Alvin Ailey dancers sigh.”